Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 01, 1938, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATT, TRTBTTNE. MEDFORD. ORECOX. TTTSDAT. OVEMTtER 1. 10rt3. PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and Calls Here Alma 8. Grow of Eagle Pclnt transacted business here today. ! ! Moves Here Carl Vinson 8 teams has moved from 8unset-on-the-Rojue to 913 South Oakdale avenue. Med ford Callers Med ford callers today from Rogue River were Ltnzle Bratcher and William Moore. From PhoenU Herbert L. Van Gordon of Phoenix transacted busi ness here today. Move Here William H. Sprtng atead recently moved to Med ford to reside from Rogue River. On Business Business callers In Medford today from Talent were Ella Nenstlel and Alvroe Nenstlel. From Trail Grover Roadarmel of Trail made a business call In Medford thl? morning. He recently moved to Trail from California. . Attends Wedding Mrs. H. S. Ingle and small son of Ashland were In Medford last evening to attend the wedding of Miss Kathleen Bates and John D. White. . From Ashland Among Ashland residents transacting business here this morning were Charles Hogue, Pranlc I. Weybrlght, Ralph Swartsley and Hugh M. Smith. . Medford Callers Residents of Cen tral Point who transacted business In this city today were William Cad den, William Ketser. Paul Peterson and Jeff Davis. At Wrestling Matt-lie Among Ash land residents attending the wres tling matches In the Medford ormory last night were Mr. and Mrs. Art Cooper, P- D- McDougall and Harry Chlpman. From Salem William Witt of Sa lem Is transacting business In Med ford. He la a referee for the unem ployment compensation commission and la conferring with executives of the local office. Called Away Mr. and Mrs. Leo SevcU and small son Robert of 35 Vancouver avenue left today by mo torcar for St. Paul, Neb. They were called there by the Illness of Mr. Sevcik's father. Frank Sevclk. They plan to be away about three weeks. Fined $10 Ben A.' Thomas. 30. of Medford was fined $10 In city court this morning on a charge of drunk enness. James Hayes. 58. a transient charged with drunkenness, ws or dered to leave town at once or spend 10 days In Jail. He said he would leave town. To Practice Here Dr. Lloyd W. Ivie. chiropractic physician who for merly practiced In Salem has opened offices at 427 North Riverside avenue. Dr. and Mrs. Ivie and their daughter, Dirlene. have established their resi dence in this city. Sentence Suspended Roy A. Dorf of Trail pleaded guitly in Justice of the peace court yesterday afternoon to a charge of operating a truck without side clearance lights. Judge William R. Coleman Imposed a 90-day suspended sentence. Dorf was oper ating a logging truck on Crater Lake h lg h way when arrested by state police. Transferred Miss Ruth D'Alblnl. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. Q D'Alblnl of 45 Quince street, left for Eugene last night to resume her duties with the federal social security administration. She had been visit ing her parents since October 8, coming home on vacation from na tional headquarters of the social security administration In Baltimore, Md., where ahe had been employed. At her own request. Miss D'Alblnl ws transferred to the regional office In Eusrene ao that she might be nesrer home. HEAR Morton Tompkins Overseer of Oregon state Orange, speak In behalf of HENRY L. HESS Democrntlr rand. data fnr jov ernor of Oregon, over KMED Thursday Night, f:20 (Paid adv. Democratic Central Commute). Modern -Type Construction Calls For CEMENT Use This Dependable Southern Oregon Product "BEAVER BRAND" PORTLAND CEMENT BEAVER PORTLAND CEMENT CO. GOLD HILL, OREGON BoW in Medford by Medford ConcreU Construction Co., Porter Lumber Co., Timber ProducU Co., Economy Lumber Co Wallc Woodi Lumber Co., Big Pine Lumber Co., Medford Lumber Co. PERSONAL Visits Mother Mrs. Susan Haines of Takllma was a guest the latter part of last wek at the home of her mother In Berrydale. Mrs. Haines was accompanied to Medford by Mrs. Marjorle Varner of Cave Junction, both coming to attend the teachers Institute In Ashland. Guest In Medford Mrs. Marjorle Varner of Cave Junction was a guest last week-end of Mrs. Viola Aldrcdge at her home at 843 West 14th street. Mra. Varner came from Cave Junction to attend the annual teachers Insti tute In Ashland. Another guest of Mrs. Aldredge waa Mra. Violet Inscho of Roseburg. Vara t Ion Over Miss Edith Funk thia morning resumed her duties as I clerk at Rogue River national forest headquarters after completion of t three weeks' vacation. Miss Funk spent her vacation In three different states, going as far south as Carmel, Calif., and as far north aa Seattle, Wash., ending with a visit with ber father in Portland. Baby Clinic Monthly well-baby clinic will be held In the Sparrow memorial suite at the Jackson county courthouse from 1 :30 to 4 Thursday afternoon. Dr. A. E. Merkla. county health officer, will be in charge. He will be assisted by Miss Elizabeth McGalllard. county nurse. Parents are asked to telephone 1359 for ap pointments. Attends Funeral State Police Cap tain Lee Bown and W. E. Lantls returned to Medford late last night from Salem, where they attended the funeral yesterday afternoon of War den James W. Lewis of the Oregon state penitentiary. Captain Bown reported the funeral was attended by scores of Warden Lewis' friends from all over the northwest. Join Army Announcement waa made today of the U. S. army enlist ment of Harry H. Lowe. Jr.. whose parents reside In Talent, and Douglas F. pitta, son of Mrs. Lottie Witt of 320 North Ivy street. Both youths were accepted for enlistment tenta tively by Sgt. Willis S. Estep at the Medford recruiting station In city hall on October 26. Tbey passed their final qualifying examinations at Van couver Barracks. Wash., and were formally sworn Into service on Oc tober 20. Lowe chose to serve In the qusrtermaster corps at Vancouver Barracks. Pitts selected the 14th coast artillery with station at Fort Worden, Wash. Andersons Tnlk A couple of An derson from Medford figured In a bit of news tody from Falrbanlu. Alaska. One waa O. Kenneth Ander son, aon of Mr. and Mra. Paul An derson of Central Point who waa recently appointed meteorologist In charge of the U. S. weather bureau In Fairbanks. The other was Kenneth Anderson, also an ex-Medfordlte who Is engaged In mining as an engineer In Alaska after completing a course at the school of mines of the College of Alaska In College, near Fairbanks. Soon after his arrival In Fairbanks O. Kenneth Anderson had a tele phone Installed In his quarters and the first call he received came from his former fellow townsman, Kenneth Anderson, It was related In a letter received by friends here today. Ken neth Anderson is a brother of Edward A,i..n hn (a .mnlAml h.M. at th, Utimnhrev trrncPTV Store. Edward I has In his possesalon photographs taken by his brother of will Rogers and Wiley Post eight hours before the two world-famous men crashed to their death In Alaska. D. A. V. WILL SELL FORGET-ME-NOTS Annual forget-me-not sale wilt be held Friday and Saturday by Jack son county chapter. Disabled Amer- I lean Veteran of the World War. It I w announced today by Harry Nau- gle. commander. The sale will be county-wide and will be in charge of Harvey Casa man. Salesmen, members of the chap ter and Its auxiliary, will patrol the streets offering the emblematic flow er. Proceeds from the anmial forget-me-not sale are used exclusively for the rehabilitation of Disabled Amer ican Veterans. Aa this ti the sole source of revenue for the rehabilita tion program, generous public pat ronage waa urged by Comms ndor Nangle. UTILITY HEAD HAS HEARTENING TALK Reapproachment Between Government and Utilities of Far-Reaching Signifi cance Is Declaration. WASHINOTON. Not. . API Clarence T.. Oroesbeck, chairman of the Electric Bond and Share cor poration, said after a White House conference today the Vreapproach ment between the government and the utilities la most heartening and Its Implications are of far reaching national significance " Oroesbeck. ta.klng with reporters after his half hour conference with President Roosevelt, added: "We need only recall .he negotia tions between the national defense power committee and the utilities, culminated at the meeting here last Friday, to realize mutual understand ing and cooperation has advanced beyond the theoretical stage." Understanding Looms "The auccessful outcome of those negotiations should point the way to working out a satisfactory under standing with government ol tne other problems of the Industry. Groesbacv referred to the agree ment last week whereby the private power concerns. Tlth federal finan cial assistance, will proceed with a $2,000,000,000 expansion program to fit In with new national defense plans. He said he told the president all of his companies had "already com plied with the wage-hour bill In full." The utilities official said he also talked about plans of electric bond and share to file a reorganization plan under the so-called "death sen tence" of the holding company act. Withholding details of this plsn. to be filed by December 1 with the securities commission, Oroesbeck re lated he had outlined the plan to the president In general terms as he had previously outlined them to officials of the commission. Market Better , "They still are In the formative stage," he ssld, "and X think any uther public discussion of them now would be premature." In parting with reporters. Oroes beck said the market for common and preferred .utilities atocks was "beginning to pick up." Mr. Roosevelt also arranged a fore noon conference with treasury and housing officials to discuss a re ported new housing plan. Called to the White House for the meeting were Secretary Morgenthau and Undersecretary Hanes of the treasury snd Stewart McDonald, fed eral housing administration: Gerard B. Lambert, special adviser to the FHA; Abner H. Ferguson, FHA gen eral counsel, and J. M. Dlager. FHA financial adviser. The president Invited to lunch Associate Justice Stanley Reed of the supreme court. Other callers were Senator Pope (D., Idaho), who was defeated for renomlnatlon in the primaries, and Paul Van Zeeland, former prime minister of Belgium Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, Nov. I. (AP) Late re ports of rains In Kansas and Okla homa brought about tumbles of 1H cents a bushel In Chicago wheat prices today shortly before trading ended. Wheat Open High Low Close Dec 64 ' i .68 ! 't .63 .63 March 65 14 May .66 .66 .6ftfc .65 July .66 H Wt 4 Card of Thanks We wish to express our sincere appreciation to friends and neigh bora for the kindness and sympathy extended us during our bereavement, and especially to Dr. Durno, the State Police, and those who helped carry our ton from the woods. We also desire to extend our thanks foi the many beautiful floral offerings Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Oallup. . Mrs. Ethel Cannon and othet relatives. Announcing Pearl Clark Oay to the staff of Young's Beauty Salon Other operators axe Edythe Marlette and Lyla Smith. All Unas of beauty work dona at popular prices. Mr. Wong Role I -viihfXl' ."5? Boris Karloff offers a new charac terization as the startling Mr. Wong, hero of Hugh Wiley's Chinese detec tive stories published in Collier's Magazine. Evelyn Brent and Grant Withers supply the intrigue In "Mr. Wong. Detective," the first of the new series which plays today and tomor row only at the Rlalto theatre. "Personal Secretary.' featuring William Oargan. Joy Hodges and Andy Devlne. plays as the compan ion feature with the Wong mystery. EY T WASHINGTON. Nov. 1. (AP) The federal communications commis sion has opened an Investigation of complaint of an alleged antl- Semltlc and un-American" broadcast by radio station WHOM of Jersey City September 18. The commission disclosed today it had granted the station a 00-day temporary renewal of license Instead of the usual six-month renewal. This was done, the commission said, to permit an Investigation of complaints against the broadcast. The commission said the program was sponsored by an organ tr.atlon designated as "II Orido Delia Stlrpe." Excerpts from the WHOM broad cast, as given out by the commission included ; "The problem of race which Is confronting Italy constitutes an ef ficacious reagent not only against the Jews but against all those even though they be Italians who have not assimilated fascist philosophy and thought." "Why have the Jews of the world declared themselves pro-Spanish communists against fascism?" "Jewish antifascism in these late years overstepped its bounds and Italy has run to the rescue to a Just and duty-bound rescue." 'rtie commission met today but the "War of the Worlds" was not ex pected to receive any consideration. Officials said the script of the broadcast based on H. o. Wells', fnn tasy had been received from the Columbia Broadcasting system but the electrical transcription had not yet arrived. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 1. (AP) Grain: ' Wheat Open High Low Close May .63- 14 .63 .63 Dec .62 .62 .63 .62 Cash groin: Oats. No. 2 38-Ib. white. $26; oats. No. 2. 38 lb. gray, nominal. Barley, No. 2. 45 lb. b.w., 21.50 Corn. No. a E. v., shipment, $24 50 Cash wheat (bid): Soft white. 61 4; western white, 61; western red, 60. MALTA COMMANDERY NO. 4 KNIOHTS TEMPLAR MASONIC TSMPLE, . ASHLAND sjj PnBt Comma nder'a Night, Wednesday, Nov. 2. 1938. Dinner at 8:45 p. m. aharp. Special program. All visiting Sir Knlghtn welcome. R. E. DETRICK. Recorder. O. O. HORNER. B. C. - TOO A V and HKONKSDAV A Young Tigress Fighting For The Love Of Her Man! The "Queen of the Screen" In the (tronrtesl role she's ever played t MM WALTER I'lDCEON RIT JOHNSON NANA BRYANT RUTH Hl'SSET LEONARD PENN JOHN MIIJAN Ad'led Trent.: "A H'H.I.VWOon KCKf.F.N TMT" Mil'lcal New. if r Gable-Loy Hit Here Wednesday 4 v sL J 4 Five major tnnus. reminiscent of five great news events, provide, the background for the new Clark Gable Myrna Loy picture, "To Hot To Handle," opening a four day run to morrow at the Crnterlan theatre. They Include the aerial bombing of Shanghai, the crash of a famed avla- trlx'a plane, tho explosion of a mys tery munitions ship, tho disappear ance and rescue of on American Tiler Summons for Publication 1 In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. City of Med ford , a municipal cor poration of the State of Oregon. Plaintiff, Vs. Cattle creek Lumber Co., a Nevada Corporation dissolved): the un known stockholders of the said Castle Creek Lumber Co.: the un known successors In interest of the i said Castle Creek Lumber Co.; Ben S. McQlashan and Jane Doe Mc Glashan, husband and wife; the unknown heirs of Ben S. McGIhrU an. deceased; Frank J. Sollnsky and Jane Doe Sollnsky. husband and wife: the unknown heirs of Prank J. Sollnsky, deceased; also all other persons or parties unknown claim ing any right, title, estate, lien or interest In the real estate described In the complaint herein. Defend ants. To: The above named defendante; In the name or the state of Ore gon: You and each of you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you In the above entitled suit on or before the last day of four weeks from the date of the first publication of this sum mons, said period of four weeks being the time prescribed for publication hereof, and If you fall so to appear and answer said complaint, for want thereof the plaintiff will 'apply to the court for the relief demanded In Its complaint, to-wit: That a decree be entered adjudicating any and all right, title, estate. Hen or claim which you or any of you have or claim to have In. to or upon the real property situated in the City of Med- SI At Last - IS ON ' Ml 1 0 r?X&V I TODAY JV f' fSy and fr ; m I WEDNESDAY He' thrilled. you in Collier 'i Magazine . . . now he stalks a Crafty killer in th first of hu startling new acreen series I m Motion Pictures ARE Your Best Entertain ment and here's one to prove HI WILLIAM 0AR0AN ANDY DEVINE "til. n . M&. VNWJ ncici as a wmte goa oy natives in the South American Jungles, and a pitched battle between New York po lice and a notorious two-gun gang ster barrlcaed In a tenement flat with a "tommy-gun. A story of the newsreelmen. Gable and Walter Ptdgoon are rival cam eramen and Miss Loy Is the aviatrlx. Leo Carrlllo and Walter Connolly aro also featured. ford, Jackion County. State of Ore gon, described as follows, to-wlt: Lots Seven (7) and Right (8) in Block Sixty-five (65) of the Town mow City I of Medford, Jackson County. Oregon, according to the official plat thereof, now of record; and declaring iny and all such claims to be null and void and decreeing that said plaintiff Is the owner In fee simple of said premises and of the whole thereof, free and clear of any and all right, title, estate. Hen or interest of the defendants herein, or any of them, and each and all of the defendants herein, and eacn and all persons claiming or to claim by. I through or under them, or any of t.'jem, be forever enjoined, restrained i and barred from asserting, attempt-; lng to establish or claiming any right, title, estate. Hen or Interest In or to said property or any portion thereof, and that plaintiff's title to said premises be forever quieted and set at rest, and such further and other relief as may be Just and equitable In the premises. This summons Is published by order of the Honorable H. D. Norton. Judge of the above entitled court, made and entered In aald court and cause on the 1st day of November, 1938. prescribing that this summon be served by publication thereof once each week for four consecutive weeka in tho Medford Mall Tribune, a news paper of general circulation pub llshed In Jackson County. Oregon. Nov. 1st, 1038, Is the data of the first publication of this summons. P. P. PARR ELL P. K. DEUEL Attorneys for Plaintiff. Jackson County Bsnk Bldg. , Medford, Oregon. MR. WONG THE SCREEN! PLusl JOY HODGES RUTH CONNELLY "Man-Proof" mfS Sis?- Myrna Loy does her darndest to pretend that she's "Man-Proof" In the picture of that name show lug today and tomorrow only at the Roxy theatre, hut Pranchot Tone and Walter Pldgeon scon disillusion the star of any such Idea. Rosalind Rus sell aloo plays an important part in the romantic comedy. lou la it, ro cxAssir-r NOW ON DISPLAY UNSURPASSED BEAUTY Prices Start at $1045 Medford "That's De Soto for 1939" BRIGGS-HUMPHREY MOTOR CO. FOR SALE Hill less, tender popcorn. Corn poppers. Monarch Seed Sc Feed Co. WANTED Used trash burner. Phone 1292-R. POR SALE Invalids folding canvas chair with wheels. Phone 14-F-5. MIDDLE-AGED widow wants house keeping "i" nursing. References. Box 420. Tribune. POR SALE 1938 Plymouth 4-door deluxe, sedan, heater, low mileage, original owner, sacrifice $685. Phone 1290-R. FOR SAliE Nice veal calf. Inquire 16 So. Fir. POR SALE OR LEASE Small ranch, Reasonable. Box 423, Tribune. POR RENT Furnished 2 or 3-room apartment, refrigeration, electric lights, garage and wood ahed, lor adults. No pets. 1297 Sunset Ave. WANTED Young married man to work on dairy ranch. Must be experienced milker with milking machine. B. B. King. Ashland, Bellview district. Phone Ashland 21-P-ll. POR SALE 100rr pure cracked wheat for your morning cereal. It's dell elous. Try It. Monarch Seed & Peed Co. POR SALE 2 freah cows. W. P. Martin. Crater Lake highway, 10 miles from Medford. POR SALE Bone dry body fir, best In valley. Hawley Transfer, 118 N. Riverside. Phone 616. FOR RENT 8-room unfurnished up stairs apartment. Inquire 1000 West Main or tel. 432-J. also Jardinieres. Monarch Seed & also Jardinierrea. Monarch Seed A: Peed Co, HERE IS A CHANCE to give your boy a wonderful Chrlstmaa present. Gilberts finest Erector set in Oak chest. Over 3,500 parts. Priced 85. Never used. Will trade for baby beef. 1211 W. Main. Phone 715-J-3 WANTED to buy for cash, residence lot. Must be priced to sell. Box 426, Tribune. A Story As Great As Its Stars! j. J 7 i N Headline Thrills, Laffs JPfeii-.l Vv4 and Romano fffciJ. J Cameraman , . '-A S!r v?A More Excitlnfli TOMORROW 7U PIDGEON FViii fnd.Tonl.ht: CARRILLO 4n,,s WALTER vlfSl joan pavis CONNOLLY MWA "HOI.n THAT 'n $W I r 1 B0W wZMtti dhow. t 1:411 :4k :(M) m pVAi rl POR SALE Monarch roller bird sed; the best for your bird, a lbs.. 35c; 5 lbs., 75c. Monarch Seed & Peed Co. APARTMENT 2. furnished, Durrell Court. 329 No. Holly. FOR SALE PASTOXINE rat and mouse exterminator. Non-poisonous to humans and animals. Monarch Seed Sc Feed Co. FOR RENT Clean 5 -room houw. Adults or children under 3. 334 S. Orange. Call 1458-W. FOR SALE OR TRADE 1935 DodgO coupe. A-l condition. Ben Webster, Talent, Oregon. FOR RENT 3 -room house on So. Pacific highway. Phone 403-J-l. LOST Gray Persian kitten, about 4 months old. Return to Frank Pert residence. 136 N. Oakdale. FOR SALE FIELD SEEDS of all kind. Prices right. Monarch Seed A: Feed Co. FOR RENT Modern 5 -room housa with basement, furnace, laundry tray, hot water heater, large ga rage. 871 No. Riverside. Phone 775, MY 1938 BUICK Sertes 41 for sale. Excellent hape. nearly new tlrea. Might consider small trade. Can arrange term through my ban. Box 214. Tribune, You'll Bf "Slngin In the Rain" With One of Our "THRIPTIES" Tou Name the Terms. ALL PRICED BELOW 9100 '30 Evex Coach only 30.000 miles 28 Dodge Sedan '30 Chrysler Brougham '29 Ford 4 -Door Sedan '29 Ford 2 -Door Sedan '29 Ford Coupe (2 of these) "Our Customers Stay Satisfied" BRIOGS-HUMPHREY MOTOR CO. 132 S. Riverside or 8th at Bartlett Lot FOR RENT Small furnished apart ment, electric range. Frigidalre. Hotel Holland. POR SALE GOLDFISH and aquari ums. Monarch Seed & Peed Co. WANTED Best car 60 cash will buy. Box 6, Jacksonville, Oregon. WOMAN WANTS HOUSEWORK With elderly lady or elderly couple. Home preferable. Route 1, Box 411, Ashland. Oregon. 243 Mt. Ave. Ipaa DODGE De Luxe Sedan. Look and runs like new. 90-day guar antee. Only 545 on low bank terms. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth Distributors WILL SELL or trade for property in or near Medford, Income property In Modesto, Calif. Excellent returns on investment. See Mr. Taylor at Pierce Allen Motor Co. WANTED Boys. 14 years old or ovv for Examiner aalea. Apply Blgelow'a, 100 W. Main. Rev. Ethel Duncan HANSEN HALL 6th and Bartlett TONIGHT ' 7:30 6'clock Topic: "The Grafter and His Gifts" r j ni ai FT,'--...'. J1 I "